E-GOVERMENT

E-GOVERNANCE

AND

E-PARTICIPATION

16030411003 – Z.ZİLAN YILDIRIM

17030411050 – A.DOĞUKAN NİZAMOĞLU

18030411013 – GAMZE NAİBOĞLU

1803330411014 –EDANUR ÇAMCI

18030411029 –ASUDE GÖZEL

18030451002 –MERT KAHRAMANTÜRK

2030441006 – M.ABDİRAHMAN MOHAMED

E-GOVERMENT

ALPER DOĞUKAN NİZAMOĞLU

WHAT IS

ICT ?

WHAT IS E-GOVERNMENT ?

INTERNAL - EXTERNAL AND

RELATIONAL

WHAT ARE THE E-

GOVERNMENT

MODELS ?

1. Government to Citizens (G2C)

2. Government to Business (G2B)

3. Government to Government (G2G)

4. Government to Employees (G2E)

WHY

E-GOVERNMENT ?

E-GOVERNANCE

ASUDE GÖZEL

Communication Technology (ICT) by the government to provide and facilitate

government services, exchange of information, communication transactions and

integration of various standalone systems and services

What is the Relation Between ICT and Governance?

Objectives of E Governance

•One of the basic objectives of e-governance is to make every information

of the government available to all in the public interest.

•Create a cooperative structure between the government and the people.

•To increase and encourage people’s participation in the governance

process

•Improves the country’s information and communication technology and

electronic media.

•Creating transparency in the governance process

•To reduce government spending on information and services.

Features of

E-Governance

1.De bureaucratization

2. E-Services

3. International Services

4. Right to express

5. Economic Development

6. Reduce inequality

Types of E Governance

DISTINCTION FROM E-GOVERNMENT

*E-government refers to the use of the ICTs in public administration which, when combined

with organizational change and new skills, are intended to improve public services and

democratic processes and to strengthen support to the public. However, e-government has

no provision for governance of ICTs.

*E-government uses one-way communication protocol whereas e-governance uses two-way

communication protocol.

E-PARTIPICATION

GAMZE NAİBOĞLU

E-participation is the term referring to ICT-

supported participation in processes involving

government and citizens. Processes may

concern administration, service delivery,

decision making and policy making. E-

participation is hence closely related to e-

government and e-governance participation.

The need for the term has emerged as citizen

interests and interaction with political service

providers have increasingly become digitized

due to the rise of e-government.

HISTORY

The term "e-participation" originated in the early 2000s and stems from the concept of enhancing civic participation in public

policies through the use of information and communication technologies (ICTs). E-participation generally draws on three

developments: development of ICTs, increase in e-democracy, and growth of e-government.

Participation is a goal-oriented process that

involves decision making and control. E-

participation, which encompasses

participation in political science and theory of

management, refers to direct public

participation in political, economical, or

management decisions. When participation

becomes complicated, decision making

becomes necessary and any participatory

process is potentially important for the rule

system governing the activities. In this sense,

when service processes become complex, the

implementation of them will not be in all

details based on political decisions but also on

what is found to be practical.

E-Partipication Index

The e-participation index (EPI) was designed by the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs as "a

supplementary index to the UN E-Government Survey".

*Turkey's E-government Development scores high:UN

Turkey showed a high level of e-government development performance and ranked 53rd in the world, according to the United

Nations this week.

The UN E-Government Survey 2018 showed that the country's place in the e-government development index (EGDI) -- which

measures the use of information and communications technologies to deliver public services -- climbed 15 spots from the 68th

place in 2016.

Global Scale

Pointing out the first attempt to

benchmark the state of e-

government in 2001, the UN

noted that it has been growing

rapidly over the past 17 years.

E-GOVERNMENT

IN TURKEY

EDANUR ÇAMCI

E-government is provide

government services electronically;

-Secure

-Uninterrupted

-Fast

“türkiye.gov.tr” (Domain Name)

“The door of e-government is expanding on 12 december”

“The State’s Shortcut” (2008)

18 DECEMBER 2008

-Infrastructure

-Information and communication

-Quality standards

Financial transactions are controlled by the Digital Transformation Office.

Elektronic Information Public Management System

(KAYSIS)

Sub-Modules;

-DETSIS -IYEM

-HEYS -KMS

HOW MUCH DID E-GOVERNMENT COST?

With the development of e-government;

1-Number of users

2-Number of services

3-Number of entries

4-Number of mobile logins

it is changing.

1-Number of Users

2-Number of Services

3-ENTRY NUMBERS

4-MOBILE LOGIN

PRESIDENCY of THE

REPUBLIC of DIGITAL

TRANSFORMATION OFFICE

AND ITS PROJECTS

ZEYNEP ZİLAN YILDIRIM

TURKISH BRAIN PROJECT

TURKEY CYBER SECURITY

CLUSTER

HACKZEUGMA

DIGITAL TURKEY

E - CORRESPONDENCE

IDEA MARATHON

KAYSIS

ONE STOP

IDEA MARATHON

NATIONAL DATA

DICTIONARY

81 PROVINCES 81 CYBER

HERO

HACKISTANBUL

NATIONAL

ARTIFICAL

INTELLIGENCE

STRATEGY

Training AI Experts and Increasing Employment in the Field;

Supporting Research, Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Expanding Access to Quality Data and Technical

Infrastructure

Making Arrangements To Accelerate Socioeconomic

Adjustment

Strengthening International Cooperations

Accelerating Structural and Workforce Transformation

Within the scope of these strategic priorities, 24 objectives

and 119 measures have been determined

E-GOVERNMENT

IN EUROPE

Mohamed Abdirahman Mohamed

E-GOVERNMENT EUROPE

With the rapidly changing technological environment and increasing expectations from citizens and

businesses, modernisation of public administration is becoming an increasing priority across Europe.

In fact, public sector modernisation has been at the core of European reforms since the last decade.

The European Commission recognized the importance of digital transformation of the state as early

as 2006, with the adoption of the i2010 eGovernment Action Plan, which set out actions to “make

public services more efficient and more modern and to target the needs of the general population

more precisely”.

Cross-border digital public services allow people to move freely in the EU. Whether moving

for work or family, you can easily deal with public services outside your home country

• increased the number of citizens and businesses

connected to the Internet;

• reshaped the regulatory environment for communications

networks and services for e-commerce;

• facilitated new generations of mobile and multimedia

services;

• helped the workforce to acquire the skills needed in a

knowledge-driven economy;

• brought computers and the Internet into schools;

• brought governments online; and

• focussed on the need to ensure a safer online world

through increased security measures.

EUROPE WAS SEEN

HAVING ACHIEVED

THE FOLLOWING:

E-Government Infrastructure

The launch of online government services to citizens

and businesses is conditional to the existence of

reliable supporting digital infrastructures.

This section highlights the countries’ progress made

in building strong digital government infrastructures.

They are clustered to the five CEF building blocks and

two additional building blocks that emerged from the

data analysis

eID (including smartcards, mobile and log-in) refers to the development and introduction of

a unique electronic identification for businesses and citizens allowing them to identify

themselves online and to securely access digital public services.

eProcurement, sometimes also known as supplier exchange is the business-to-

business or business-to-consumer or business-to-government purchase and sale of

supplies, work, and services through the Internet as well as other information and

networking systems, such as electronic data interchange and enterprise resource

planning. Romania is implementing a project aimed at consolidating e-Procurement

solutions for example. It results in implementing the eCertis services to align with the

European public procurement standards and directives.

e-Certis helps you to understand what kind of evidence you can use to fulfil a specific

requirement in a European country .

By Government Clouds, we refer to governments using computing

services (such as the storage of documents, exchange of information

or use of applications) which are on remote servers on the internet to

make public services available to citizens.

eDocument refers to the initiatives allowing to submit digital documents

instead of paper documents. They represent a step forward to modernisation

and ease the administrative processes since they remove the obligation to send

paper documents. For example, Bulgaria implemented RegiX tool which allow

public administrations to retain and access personal data of citizens stored in

the registers, and therefore remove the necessity of providing paper documents

to certify this information.

ePrescription : More than a third of the newly

available services to citizens relate to health.

The countries which launched these eHealth

services are illustrated in Figure 8, These

services include but are not limited to

ePrescription which was implemented in Czech

Republic, Latvia, and extended in Spain; and

access to medical data by patients and medical

staff with the Norwegian Summary Care Record

and Hungarian Electronic Health Cooperation

Service Space .

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provision of eGovernment services is

progressing in Europe

•One of the main goals of developing eGovernment is to improve the effectiveness

of public services delivery. Besides establishing strong legal and political

frameworks and defining roles & responsibilities of the key actors in charge of

transforming the public sector in the national context, a significant part of the

recent progress of the public sector in Europe is the availability of digital public

services for citizens or businesses.

E-GOVERNMENT IN

USA

MERT KAHRAMANTÜRK

As well as being a leading country in the IT and communication sectors, the USA is also among the leading countries in e-

government applications.

Within the scope of the program, the Internet named “firstgov” portal

1- Citizen-oriented state, not bureaucracy-

centered

2- Result-oriented state

3- Market-oriented government that supports

innovations

1. Government to Enterprise (G2B)

Applications

2. Government to Government (G2G)

Applications

3. To Ensure Internal Efficiency and

Efficiency (IEE) of the State Apps

4. Projects on issues that hinder the success of

e-government (E-approval system, Central

structure, Architecture).

5. E-Authorization (Authentication

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